The model will provide an analysis of how various factors will impact a property’s wildfire risk over the next 30 years, giving property owners better insight into their home’s future risk for wildfire.
Source: Inman News
First Street Foundation to build property-specific fire risk model
Published in California Wildfires, climate change, climate risk factors, First Street Foundation, flood risk, News Brief, property damage, Technology and wildfires
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